Waste Energy Corp is an early-stage company developing technology to convert plastic and tire waste into usable energy products. The company's core process is thermal depolymerization — heating plastic and tire waste at high temperatures in an oxygen-free environment, which breaks the material down at a molecular level without combustion. This process produces three outputs: synthetic diesel fuel, carbon black (a raw material used in tire manufacturing and industrial coatings), and syngas (used to power the conversion system itself). The company has no revenue and no operational facilities, and is currently planning a pilot facility with up to 30 TPD of processing capacity. Waste Energy plans to generate revenue through four channels: selling synthetic diesel and carbon black to industrial buyers; monetizing carbon and plastic credits on voluntary or regulated markets; consulting landfills and waste management firms on waste-to-energy implementation; and licensing a patent-pending AI-based emissions monitoring and carbon credit automation system. The company also aims to sell proprietary conversion equipment. Key profitability drivers — if the technology proves viable — include feedstock cost and availability, market prices for diesel and carbon black, and carbon credit values. The company previously operated subsidiaries in blockchain and entertainment, both wound down in 2024 as management pivoted to waste-to-energy. Waste Energy currently has two executive officers and no employees, relying on consultants for specialized functions.